belittlements (Meaning)

belittlements

to make (a person or a thing) seem little or unimportant, to speak slightingly of, to cause (a person or thing) to seem little or less

The teacher's belittlements had a devastating impact on the students' self-esteem.
The constant belittlements from his colleagues left him feeling worthless.
The politician's belittlements of his opponent were met with widespread criticism.
The boss's belittlements created a toxic work environment.
The parents' belittlements of their child led to a decline in their academic performance.
The coach's belittlements demoralized the entire team.
The neighbor's belittlements made it impossible for us to enjoy our backyard.
The constant belittlements from the media drove the celebrity to retire.
The victim's belittlements by the perpetrator added to the trauma of the assault.
The belittlements of the marginalized are a form of oppression that must be eradicated.

to make (a person or a thing) seem little or unimportant, to speak slightingly of, to cause (a person or thing) to seem little or less

denigrations, criticisms,defamations, derogations, depreciations, condemnations, abuses, disparagements, detractions, vilifications

ennoblements, exaltations, approvals, acclaim,magnifications, praises, glorifications, aggrandizements, commendations, approbations

The teacher's belittlements had a devastating impact on the students' self-esteem.

The constant belittlements from his colleagues left him feeling worthless.

The politician's belittlements of his opponent were met with widespread criticism.

The boss's belittlements created a toxic work environment.